Labels with spaces produce invalid type names

With this schema:

export const RegisterAccountParams = Joi.object({
  name: Joi.string()
    .label("Company Name")
    .required(),
  phoneNumber: Joi.string()
    .label("Company Phone Number")
    .required(),
  customerEmail: Joi.string()
    .label("Customer Email")
    .required(),
  website: Joi.string()
    .label("Website")
});

this output is generated:

/**
 * This file was automatically generated by joi-to-typescript
 * Do not modify this file manually
 */

import { Customer Email, Company Name, Company Phone Number, Website } from '.';

export interface RegisterAccountParams {
  customerEmail: Customer Email;
  name: Company Name;
  phoneNumber: Company Phone Number;
  website?: Website;
}

The import statement is clearly incorrect. It seems to me that joi-to-typescript takes label to mean that we’re referencing another named exported schema, which is not our intention.

Labels are handy for customizing the error messages that Joi throws on validation failures. Is there a way that this behaviour might be made configurable, or perhaps default to ignoring label modifiers on object properties?

To be clear, we expect an output similar to this one:

export interface RegisterAccountParams {
  customerEmail: string;
  name: string;
  phoneNumber: string;
  website?: string;
}

[mrjono1]

Cheers dude, I’ll get this released

[mrjono1]

Hi @AverageHelper if you are interested in doing a Merge Request I can look at your idea further.